Welsh Orator Evans to Speak at Chautauqua
Dr. Arthur Walwyn Evans nephew of David Lloyd George headlines the Chautauqua program on the second night with a lecture titled What America Means to Me. The Welsh orator draws large crowds across America and is noted for fearless, humorous, and thought provoking delivery.
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David Lloyd-George
Arthur Walwyn Evans
America
Dr. Evans
Japanese Writer at Chautauqua Delivers Insightful Address
Dr. Minosaku Toshi Yamamoto, a Japanese author and scholar, speaks on Japanese American relations at Chautauqua. He studied in Japan and the United States, has written on conditions in Japan as they affect the U S, and is known for engaging lectures, wit, and fluent English.
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Minosaku Toshi Yamamoto
Japan
America
United States
Yamamoto
East
Health lecturer Beatrice Heskett at Chautauqua week
Beatrice B. Heskett, formerly Nebraska university physical culture instructor and head of YMCA departments in Lincoln and Portland, will give an everyday health lecture during Chautauqua week. Demonstrations in physical culture will accompany the talk, offering practical value to all residents.
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Beatrice B. Heskett
Lincoln
Nebraska
Portland
Oregon
Sugar Scarcity Forces Further Reduction in Use
Spokane reports the sugar shortage triggers stricter rules. Washington food administrator Charles Hebberd announces permits required for the remaining 25 pounds per household for canning, non sale for jams and jellies. second permits halted. Retailers must keep two lists of small and larger purchases, limit three pounds per person monthly, and forward records weekly. He cites limited imports, a smaller domestic crop, and war risks harming sugar shipments.
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Spokane
Charles Hebberd
Washington
County Road Administration
Food Administration
Mr. Hebberd
Largest Meat Order Ever Granted for American Armies
Chicago reports the U S Army Quartermaster placed the largest bacon and canned meat order in world history for overseas troops. The 99,560,000 pounds of bacon and 134,000,000 pounds of canned meat will require about 1,900,000 hogs and 900,000 cattle with delivery spread over six months after purchase.
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Chicago
Quartermaster’s Department
Louis F. Swift
The American Creed
A compact reading of William Tyler Page’s creed declares belief in a government by the people with powers from consent, a union of states, and a duty to love defend and obey the nation and its laws and flag.
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William Tyler Page
United States of America
Apple Butter Flavored with Grape Juice Method
Directions for making grape flavored apple butter by adding grape juice and brown sugar to simmered peeled apples. Cook slowly two hours, then add cinnamon. Pack hot and sterilize as directed for other apple butters.
Splendid Reader at Chautauqua Miss Elsie Mae Gordon
Elsie Mae Gordon appears at Chautauqua with readings and child impersonations. She is a leading performer in her field, in high demand for Chautauqua audiences. Her clear rich voice conveys strong emotion, comedy and pathos, with notable individuality and few equals in child impersonation on the American platform.
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Elsie Mae Gordon
Miss Gordon
Sleeping Near the Trenches in a Y M C A Hut
Albert Wiederhold once sang for American soldiers at the front and described sleeping in a Y M C A hut with a tin hat hung to catch drips from a poorly repaired roof. He noted two German planes passed overhead forcing the audience to seek cover and that a blanket kept rats from his face as he slept.
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Albert Wiederhold
Patriotism Without Hesitation in Government Securities
A urging editorial argues delaying in buying United States government securities is financial cowardice. It says hesitation over patriotic investment weakens support for soldiers and undermines victory. The piece likens home hesitation to wavering on duty.
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United States
Community Singing at Chautauqua Spotlight
A wartime Community Sing idea spreads nationwide and reaches Chautauqua on its fifth day. It aims to lift community morale and foster unity through shared song and solidarity during the war.
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Chautauqua
America
Eichhorns
Community Sing leaders Eichhorns drive unity in wartime
Mr and Mrs Eichhorn bring long service and top talent to the Community Sing project. Their leadership aims to harmonize voices across communities, fostering mutual understanding and united action during war times.
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Eichhorn
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